Boeing to slash 2,000 jobs to 'simplify' corporate structure, reportedly outsource some jobs overseas
Boeing announced Monday it intends to cut around 2,000 white collar jobs in finance and human resources as the company looks to simplify its corporate structure.
Ari Fleischer: Joe Biden is sailing into tremendous headwinds
Former White House press secretary Ari Fleischer and former U.S. Treasury official Michael Faulkender explore the relationship between the economy and President Biden's re-election chances on 'The Evening Edit.'
Bed Bath & Beyond stock nearly doubles on short trading
Bed Bath & Beyond shareholders are watching their stock rise even as bankruptcy looms while Wall Street traders short the stock.
Crypto layoffs rose 8 to 13 times above average following fallouts
The crypto sector posted layoff numbers ranging 8-13 times above average following the collapses of Terra and FTX, according to a recent CoinGecko study.
Biden taking credit for an economy the private sector created: Rep. Darrell Issa
California Republican Rep. Darrell Issa rips the Biden administration for touting the U.S. economy while many Americans say they are worse off since the president took office on 'The Big Money Show.'
Nvidia's growth rate potential is the best: Michael Sansoterra
Silvant Capital Management CIO Michael Sansoterra explains why Nvidia is well positioned to be a better long-term investment than Advanced Micro Devices on 'The Claman Countdown.'
Carlyle names former Goldman exec Harvey Schwartz new CEO
The private equity firm, The Carlyle Group, has officially announced former Goldman Sachs Inc executive Harvey Schwartz as the company’s new CEO and will replace co-founder and interim CEO Bill Conway.
The markets are saying that a ‘soft-landing’ is here: Ryan Payne
Payne Capital Management President Ryan Payne and Michael Lee Strategy founder Michael Lee discuss January’s better-than-expected jobs report on ‘Mornings with Maria.’
Elon Musk says Twitter is 'trending to breakeven,' last three months were 'extremely tough'
Elon Musk said on Sunday that he "had to save Twitter from bankruptcy," but the platform is "now trending to breakeven" after his purchase last October.
Disney World unions say no to latest contract offer
Union members voted down a contract proposal covering tens of thousands of Walt Disney World service workers.
Southwest Airlines reducing minimum requirements for pilots: report
Southwest Airlines is reportedly cutting the number of hours pilot applicants must have spent flying jets or other turbine-powered aircraft to qualify for jobs.
Federal Reserve pushing back 'too much' on wages: Jeremy Siegel
The Wharton School emeritus professor of finance Jeremy Siegel joins 'Barron's Roundtable' to provide his outlook for the economy and markets, and discusses the Federal Reserve's handling of inflation, rate hikes, wages, and the job market.
Current US economy is a ‘bull market for bad ideas’: Jack Hough
Jack Hough, Carleton English and Ben Levisohn analyze market behavior following the January jobs report, respond to big tech earnings mixed signals and the ‘garbage’ rally of speculative stocks.
This is a classic sign of a stagflationary recession: Economist
Former Council of Economic Advisers chair Kevin Hassett and former Home Depot CEO Bob Nardelli react to the economy adding 517,000 new positions and the unemployment rate dropping to 3.4% on 'Maria Bartiromo's Wall Street.'
Sen. Mike Braun: All of this other stuff is nonsense
Ind. Sen. Mike Braun on Biden's inflation rhetoric and economic policy and agenda on 'Kudlow.'
Brian Brenberg: This economy needs job creation more than anything else
'The Big Money Show' host Brian Brenberg and Breitbart economics and finance editor John Carney on the latest job reports and how the Federal Reserve may respond on 'Kudlow.'
Google workers protesting in California and New York
Some Google workers recently demonstrated in California and New York. On Thursday, they protested in the Big Apple over the big round of layoffs that affected 12,000.
Fed's Powell didn't clearly articulate core inflation hasn't budged: Diane Swonk
KPMG chief economist Diane Swonk and The Fitz-Gerald Group principal Keith Fitz-Gerald discuss how investors should interpret the Fed's latest rate hike on 'The Claman Countdown.'
Is the U.S. ready for a four-day work week?
Some companies are figuring out whether a four-day work week is realistic in the U.S., as new research shows it could be beneficial to employees and employers alike.
January jobs report breakdown: Which industries are hiring the most workers?
The January jobs report showed that payrolls increased by 517,000 workers last month, faster than expected, as bars and restaurants hired more workers.